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I'm wondering if SmartBear is supporting SoapUI any more. Your question was asked a month ago and no one has bothered to reply.
I ended up backtracking to SoapUI 5.2.1 in order to get maven-initiated testing working. It took me forever to figure out the exact POM configuration that worked.
SmartBear's documentation doesn't provide an example POM, which would really save everyone a lot of time.
I have attached my working POM.
I had to remove ".soapuios" from my home directory. SoapUI will replace it when you re-start it.
<testFailIgnore>true</testFailIgnore> will cause mvn to return exit code 0 (BUILD SUCCESS) if any tests fails.
Delete this line if you want it to return exit code 1 (BUILD FAILURE) when any test fails.
HTH
- nmrao8 years agoChampion Level 3mindgnat, you keep replying to different threads without replying on below thread where possibly there is an answer or clarify on your own fresh thread, please.
https://community.smartbear.com/t5/SoapUI-Open-Source/Is-SoapUI-still-being-supported/m-p/141144#U141144 - Debz8 years agoContributor
I guess they got busy with Ready!API 2.0. I got a mail that it's due next week.
SmartBear seems to be promoting the use of TestRunner because it's easy to use but on our end, we were to run hundreds of test cases so we needed something that works faster and which will also work on CI. Hence, Maven + Jenkins. There were some questions here in the community with links to other similar question threads and some blogs, some even came from nmrao. I think I found out that Soapui folder location being transferred to another path from one of the posts. As for the Maven POM, my Senior Tester co-worker was able to generate one. Environment selection seems to be an open issue, so I already posted that under feature request to have a fix than using a workaround of manually selecting the environment before running the tests.
- nmrao8 years agoChampion Level 3
Debz,
I believe that you understand well each one will have different requirement.
Also, SoapUI is the tool where users can design their tests in the UI. Testrunner (command-line) utility be effectively used for executing the tests, as a product it is part of completeness and allows flexible to execute the tests.
But that is not just limited, right. I see many users use Java to execute the project using SoapUI's API, or write junit tests, then further execute using ant & and maven and bamboo etc.
It is end users comfort and technical skills comes into play how to use, what to integrate, more over requirement and there is none correct and none wrong.
Not sure if you have any question here and in the right context?It is already mentioned that I am no voice in maven, and I can only suggest what I know.
In the actual case, earlier there was no repo for 5.3.0 what was already addressed by SmartBear team based on Community Members request(refer thread below) and it answered for original poster that it is available in case if he unable to locate the same. But the original poster replying on multiple thread complaining baselessly and silent on the thread where there is possible answer.
- Debz8 years agoContributor
Hi, I just tagged you to inform you that I do appreciate the links you shared on those pages. I tried out some of those and from there, we selected the tools we used :smileyhappy:. Sorry, I have been doing some documents earlier so I wasn't able to explain further.
Regards,
Debz
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